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Post by Silver on Mar 12, 2022 22:32:15 GMT 1
The blood (if it appears) is always centered upon the hip ball and socket joint within the upper thigh near the back bone. Turn the thigh over and grasp it with both hands such that you can snap the hip ball free of it's socket by pushing both hands down and away from each other until you visibly see the ball emerge from the socket. This allows the cooking oil to freely access blood "ground zero" during deep frying (which is something it can't do if this step is ignored). Do this step before egg washing and coating the thighs.
I learned this technique while watching a Jamaican Chef deep frying chicken on YouTube.
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Post by deepfriednew101 on Mar 13, 2022 19:40:41 GMT 1
This has been defined BY CHS in video and Manuals since the 1960's
opening or breaking the Bone socket.
exact Print from OLDER MANUAL
(2) Remove All excess fat. break thighs so that the bone is exposed and smooth the skin over the exposed meat.
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Post by Silver on Mar 13, 2022 19:50:21 GMT 1
This has been defined BY CHS in video and Manuals since the 1960's opening or breaking the Bone socket. exact Print from OLDER MANUAL (2) Remove All excess fat. break thighs so that the bone is exposed and smooth the skin over the exposed meat. Nice! Thanks for confirming that CHS did this.
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Post by deepfriednew101 on Apr 3, 2022 23:27:43 GMT 1
Proper Brining of Meats will take the Blood away from the Bones also and then help keep the Over powering Blood color near the Bones.
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